Don’t throw away dying flowers. Just cut them all off with one knife, and the flowers will bloom in no time without yellowing leaves!

Cut the dying green radish once and it will turn into a green waterfall!

If the branches and leaves of the green radish turn yellow or wilt, but there are no major problems with the root system, then just cut off the bald leaves and let them grow new leaves!

Steps:

1. Find a pair of sharp scissors, place them close to the position of the green ivy pot, and only leave 1-2 buds on the green ivy branches, and cut off the rest, leaving nothing.

2. Place the cut green radish in a place with good diffused light indoors. Water it thoroughly when the soil in the pot turns white. You can use a small spray bottle to spray water into the air around the green radish pot to achieve the purpose of heat preservation and moisturizing.

3. If you want the green radish to sprout new leaves as soon as possible, you can put plastic wrap on the flowerpot, or find a larger plastic bag and cover the green radish and the flowerpot entirely to better preserve heat and moisture.

4. It only takes about 1-2 weeks for new buds to emerge on the cut bare branches of the green radish. At this time, place the green radish in a living room or bedroom with good diffused light, and make sure the humidity is maintained.

5. While ensuring sufficient light, you can usually water the green radish with some rice water, fish tank water and other fertilizers, about once every 1-2 weeks. This will make the green radish grow more vigorously and soon it will bloom again!

If the dying Clivia is cut once, the leaves will become thick and green!

If you water the Clivia at home too much, the heart of the leaves will begin to rot. If you don't deal with it in time, the rotten part of the heart of the leaves will continue to expand, and eventually the entire Clivia will rot.

What should I do if only the heart of the Clivia is rotten but the leaves are not?

1. If only the heart of the Clivia is rotten but the leaves are not rotten, use a sterilized knife to dig out all the rotten parts in the center, then use a cotton swab to suck out the liquid, and then use Benomyl to irrigate the roots.

2. Place the Clivia in a cool and ventilated place, make sure the soil in the pot is slightly dry, and ensure that there is enough scattered light in the room.

3. It only takes about one month, and you will see two new small leaves growing from the rotten core of the Clivia. From then on, as long as you take good care of it and add some sesame seeds, melon seeds and other fertilizers to the Clivia, it will grow more and more vigorously!

What should I do if the heart and leaves of Clivia are rotten?

1. If the leaves and leaf hearts of the Clivia are all rotten, use a knife to cut off all the rotten leaves and leaf hearts, which means cutting the head of the Clivia bald.

2. After pruning the Clivia, be sure to apply some carbendazim powder or potassium permanganate on the wound to prevent the incision from becoming infected and rotting again.

3. If conditions permit, it is best to remove the Clivia from the pot, cut off all old roots, weak roots, rotten roots, etc. on the root system, and soak it in potassium permanganate solution for more than 20 minutes to achieve the purpose of sterilization and disinfection.

4. Choose loose and breathable nutrient soil and re-pot the Clivia. You can add some sawdust, sand, etc. into the soil to ensure that the soil is well permeable to water and air.

5. Place the Clivia in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance. It will only take 1-2 months for you to see new buds sprouting from the roots of the Clivia.

6. Now you can start fertilizing the Clivia. Waste oil from range hoods, peanuts, melon seeds and other oil crops can all be used for Clivia. Soon you can turn the Clivia into a cluster of orchids!

Cut the yellow asparagus fern with one cut, and the leaves will turn green!

Whether the humidity in the home is insufficient or it is contaminated by smoke and dust, the reaction of asparagus fern can be described in one word: yellow! Once the leaves turn yellow, if you don't pay attention, the whole plant will turn yellow, and you can only prune them off!

Steps:

1. When pruning asparagus fern, do not cut it all the way along the flowerpot. You can start pruning from about 5-7 cm from the main trunk of the asparagus fern to retain more robust trunks so that the asparagus fern can grow more side branches.

2. After shaving, asparagus fern cannot be placed in a place exposed to direct sunlight. It is best to place it in a cool, ventilated place with scattered light indoors, such as a north-facing balcony or a ventilated place in the living room.

3. When asparagus fern sprouts new buds, ensure a high air humidity and the soil in the pot is slightly moist, but water must not accumulate in the pot, otherwise the roots will not be able to breathe and will rot!

4. While asparagus fern is growing new leaves, we can mix white sugar and warm water in a ratio of 1:100 to make a solution, and feed the asparagus fern with some white sugar water. In about 2-3 months, the asparagus fern will be able to grow thick hair again!

If the spider plant is about to die, just cut it once, leaving the leaves 2 fingers wide!

After a winter of ravages, have the leaves of the spider plants in your home begun to wilt and droop, and some of the leaves even have spots on them? At this time, we need a pair of big scissors to cut the spider plant directly!

Steps:

1. Find a pair of sharp scissors and cut 2 cm upwards from the root of the spider plant along the flowerpot, and cut off all the yellow and wilted leaves of the spider plant.

2. If you want the spider plant to grow vigorously, you can remove the pruned spider plant head from the pot, slightly trim the rotten roots, wait for the wound to dry, and then choose loose and breathable nutrient soil to re-pot it.

3. After potting, place the spider plant head in a cool and ventilated place indoors, and never expose it to direct sunlight; water it after the surface of the soil in the pot turns white, and do not let water accumulate in the pot.

4. It only takes about 1 month for the spider plant to grow new leaves. At this time, bury a few cooked soybeans in the spider plant pot, or pour some rice water into it, which can make the spider plant grow more vigorously and the leaves become wider!

A dying money tree will sprout new buds after just one cut!

Recently, a flower lover asked in the background, Huahua, why are the branches of my fortune tree so soft and water comes out when you pinch it? This must be rotten, so cut off the rotten part quickly!

Steps:

1. If the roots of the money tree are not damaged, but the branches are soft and rotten, then find a sterilized saw and saw off all the rotten branches until there are no rotten parts on the branches.

2. Put the carbendazim solution in a spray bottle and spray it on the cut of the fortune tree branch, about once every 7-8 hours. After spraying 2-3 times, place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound.

3. Place the money tree in a cool and ventilated place, then find a lighted candle and continuously drip wax onto the cut of the money tree. This can not only prevent the wound from getting infected, but also prevent the moisture from the trunk from evaporating.

4. It only takes about 1 week before you can see new buds emerging from the branches of the money tree. Now you can carry out normal maintenance!

5. Place the money tree in a place with good diffused light indoors, such as a north balcony or living room, and water it about 2-3 times a month. Water it when the soil in the pot turns white. The money tree that has been trimmed back will soon grow back into its original shape!

The dying pennywort can be cut with just one cut, and the leaves will be as big as a palm!

When spring comes and the sun becomes abundant, it is time for the pennywort to bloom again. If the pennywort at home has been sick and wilted all winter, you might as well cut off its head and let it grow new leaves!

Steps:

1. Find a pair of scissors and cut along the level of the pennywort and the flowerpot, leaving only 1-2 cm above the root.

2. After pruning the pennywort, continue to provide it with plenty of water and sunshine. As long as the root system is not damaged, it will only take about 3 days for the pruning pennywort to sprout new buds!

3. In about 7 days, the leaves of the pennywort will become more and more. At this time, you can mix the compound fertilizer in the water and water the pennywort directly to make it grow more vigorously!

4. It only takes about 15-20 days for the lopped-off pennywort to bloom again!

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